The South side. A water trough of shuttered concrete with a pyramidal, shingled, hipped roof mounted by a ball top lead finial. On the south side is a lead gargoyle at eaves level which directs rainwater into a trough below. All four sides have arcading decorated by tile creasing within the arch. The north side has an entrance with two steps and a pair of cast iron gates. The south side has a semi-octaognal water trough with water access also decorated with tile creasing. The south side also has two bands of tile creasing and the two dedicatory plaques.
Source: Paul Cooper
In the main street directly opposite the entrance to the grassed track which serves St Andrews Church, Brettenham Road, Kilverstone, Breckland, Norfolk, IP24 2RN, England
TL 89379 84012
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